SLP
SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOOD PROGRAM
24 March 2015
Overview of the
program
SUSTAINABLE
LIVELIHOOD
A program that aims to improve the socio-economic
capacity of the participants through micro-enterprise
development and employment facilitation activities that
shall ultimately provide a sustainable income source
ELIGIBLE RECIPIENTS
NHTS-PR household, Pantawid Pamilya family, or
vulnerable individual/family (PWDs, senior citizens,
disaster affected, etc.)
Skills Training for
Microenterprises
Cash for Building
Livelihood Assets
Self-Employment
Assistance - Kaunlaran
Commodity Cluster
Model
Skills Training for
Employment
Pre-Employment
Assistance Fund
Program
modalities
Cash for
Building
Livelihood
Assets
(CBLA)
Short-term employment
of program participants
for the development,
rebuilding or protection
of physical and natural
assets to increase
productivity for
profitable, sustainable
livelihood projects
TECHNICALVOCATIONAL
SKILLS
TRAINING
FOR
ENTERPRISE
&
EMPLOYMEN
T
Grant to be utilized for
the acquisition of
technical skills,
knowledge and other
inputs necessary in
managing livelihoods
and accessing jobs
SELFEMPLOYM
ENT
ASSISTAN
CE
KAUNLAR
AN (SEAK)
CAPITAL
SEED
Provide start-up capital
for individual or group
enterprises to be rolledback to the Field Office
Revolving and
Settlement Fund (RSF)
within a period of 2
years; Organization of
community based credit
and savings facilities
PREEMPLOYM
ENT
ASSISTAN
CE FUND
(PEAF)
Grant to assist SLP
participants who have
potential or guaranteed
employers that need
financial assistance to
obtain necessary prerequisite requirements
for the job.
LINKAGES
with
government
programs
Department of Trade and
Industry
In various provinces, DTI assists SLP participants in
product development, for better access and
linkage to market opportunities.
Department of Agriculture
National Program for Fisherfolk Registration
Households will be enlisted to ensure implementation
of relevant programs to assist LGUs in the
development, administration, management, protection
and care for fisheries resources.
Containment of Knifefish Infestation in Laguna
de Bay Project (Knifefish Project)
Seeks to diminish the infestation of knifefish, an invasive
species of fish in Laguna de Bay, while converting the
same to sources of livelihood for the people.
DEPARTMENT OF
AGRARIAN REFORM
& Department of
Agriculture
Partnership Against Hunger and Poverty
(PAHP)
Agrarian reform beneficiaries and Pantawid
Pamilya beneficiaries are capacitated to supply
the food needs of Day Care Centers under the
Supplementary Feeding Program
Serves as a major partner in the pilot areas
in regions Region V, VIII, and IX.
SUPPLEMENTARY FEEDING PROGRAM
DESCRIPTION
• The Supplementary Feeding
Program is the provision of food
in addition to the regular meals,
to children ages 2-5 years old
in the day care center/under
Supervised Neighborhood Play
(SNP).
DESCRIPTION
• The food supplementation
will be in a form of hot
meals to be served during
snack/meal time to children
five (5) days a week for
120 days.
• Menu equivalent to 1/3 of
the Daily Recommended
Energy and Nutrient Intake
(RENI)
OBJECTIVES
1. To provide supplementary
feeding to children ages 2-5
years old in the day care
center/supervised
neighborhood play.
OBJECTIVES
2.To improve knowledge,
attitude and practices of
children, parents and
caregivers through intensified
nutrition and health education.
OBJECTIVES
3. To improve and sustain the
nutritional status of the target
children beneficiaries.
IMPLEMENTING
PROCEDURES
1. Target Beneficiaries
• 2-4 year old children in Supervised
Neighborhood Play (SNP) areas;
• 3-4 year old children enrolled in day
care centers;
• 5-year old children not enrolled in the
DepEd preschool children but enrolled
in DCCs; and
IMPLEMENTING
PROCEDURES
• Organize the community
a. Conduct of barangay
meetings (Local official
orientation) .
b. Parents shall be
organized by the day
care/SNP worker into
working committees.
IMPLEMENTING
PROCEDURES
• Measuring of children
(height and weight) under
the supervision of a
medical staff using the
New WHO Child Growth
Standards (CGS) or
available weighing scale
and height boards.
Conduct of Feeding
1. The feeding shall be
implemented for a minimum of 5
days and maximum of 7days, for
a period of 120 days.
2. If there are two sessions,
feeding shall be given to
both and shall consist of
daily hot meals.
Conduct of Feeding
3. The Parent Committee on
Food Preparation shall provide
voluntary labor for the
cooking/preparation of food and
management of feeding
sessions.
Conduct of Parent
Effectiveness Sessions
•
Has nine sessions - self,
family, parent
effectiveness, health and
nutrition, etc. to
improve/enhance their
knowledge, attitude, skills
and practices on
parenting.
Fund Allocation
•
Php13.00 per child per day
for 120 days hot meal
feeding:
• P10.00 for the viand
per child per day
• P3.00 for the rice per
child per day.
•
Php P75 per child for the
eating utensils while P1,000
per day care center/SNP for
cooking utensils.
Procurement of Goods
• The rice shall be procured by
the FO, LGU or Day Care
Center Services Parent Group
(DCSPG) / Supervised
Neighborhood Play Parent
Group (SNP PG)
• Viand should be procured by
the FO, LGU or DCSPG/SNP
PG.
• The eating and cooking
utensils should also be
procured by the FO.
Procurement of
Goods
All purchases/procurements
shall be supported by
• official receipts,
• RER/acknowledgement
receipts/statement of
market purchases,
• invoices,
• billings.
Liquidation
The DCSPG/SNP PG
shall liquidate the
funds transferred in
accordance with
accounting rules and
regulations.
Liquidation
The FO should encourage
monthly liquidation by the
DCSPG/SNP PG at least
70% of the amount spent
for the month, and require
submission of full
liquidation of funds
released to them 30 days
after the completion of the
program for transparency
and accountability.
Day Care Service Parents
Group/Supervised
Neighborhood Play Parents
Group (DCSPG/SNP PG)
• Organize into committees
for marketing, inspection of
goods, financial
management, and
preparation of food.
• Manage and implement the
daily feeding of the day
care children according to
the guidelines and protocol
of the program.
Day Care Service Parents
Group/Supervised Neighborhood
Play Parents Group
(DCSPG/SNP PG)
• Apply for a petty cash advance.
• In case of fund transfer to the
DCSPG/SNP PG open a bank.
• Immediately purchase food
items in accordance to list
upon receipt of funds;.
• Maintain simple bookkeeping
and accounting for the
inspection and SF reports .
• Liquidate all funds
transferred.
Day Care Service Parents
Group/Supervised
Neighborhood Play Parents
Group (DCSPG/SNP PG)
• List the food requirements
based on the menu
prepared by the nutritionist.
• Generate counterpart from
fellow parents to augment
the resources
• Attend the PES sessions.
Challenges
• Delay in Procurement
• Quantity, Quality, Regularity
of supply of food
products/Ingredients
• Indigenous foods and/or
locally produced foods
• Food menu equivalent to 1/3
of Recommended Energy
and Nutrient lntake (RENI)